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New testing methods could prove the FBI’s case against Bruce Ivins--or lead to other suspects

Lab experiments have uncovered a new material that soaks up carbon dioxide and methane

Scientists now have a clear vision of how our notoriously complex eye came to be

A plan to power Europe via massive solar arrays in the North African desert is more than a mirage but less than a reality

The solar wind burst is expected to deliver only a 'glancing blow' to Earth's magnetic field, but such currents can trip key transmission lines and damage transformers irreversibly

In the wake of the meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi, the IAEA urged a critical review of nuclear safety systems

The surprising accident at Fukushima puts the spotlight on a new generation of U.S. nuclear reactors. Are they safe enough?

The IPCC foresees swiftly expanding alternative energy, defines cookstoves as "renewable" and omits nuclear

The leader of the government's push into alternative energy talks about fuel-making microbes, the next industrial revolution and how soon his high-risk projects will reach the market

Environmental groups are pressing the EPA to backtrack on its plans to exempt biomass from climate regulations, arguing that such a step would spark an uptick in unregulated carbon emissions

The body's new white paper outlines a complete transportation strategy that is one of the world's most ambitious efforts to cut oil use and greenhouse gas emissions

Aerial views of the damage at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant from March 12 to March 17 show signs of the chaotic sequence of events ranging from explosions to fires